Germans and the absence of air conditioning

The increasing heatwaves in Europe have led to a rise in demand for air conditioning units, with a 75% increase in Germany between 2019 and 2024, despite the fact that ownership rates remain below 20% across the continent. The slow spread of air conditioning is attributed to the high installation costs, the design of homes built to retain heat, as well as cultural and environmental resistance. As the need for cooling intersects with climate and economic challenges, Europe is moving toward adopting alternatives such as smart architecture and green spaces in an effort to combat the impacts of climate change and achieve environmental balance.

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